Eugene Weekly : 02.17.05
Coverstory:
Transit Trauma
LTD dispute rolls on.
Special Feature:
Minding Your Body
Rally Calls for Ending Ed Cuts
Slant: Short opinion pieces and rumor-chasing notes.
News:
Backfire
Chamber attacks on toxics law end up hurting small business.
Viewpoint:
Current Events
Checking in on the next generation of leaders.
Music:
Rooted in History
Reggae artist influenced many, including The Clash.
Music:
Hype emo hip hop
Local noisters LaunchPad seal the deal.
Music:
Contemporary Mosaic
UO's Music Today Festival brings bleeding edge sounds to town.
Music:
Still the RealThing
Steve Forbert rambles into town.
Music:
The Punk Accordionist
Jason Webley's one-man circus returns to Eugene.
Music:
A State of Zen
Zen Tricksters deliver musical nirvana.
Calendar:
The week's events at a glance.
Galleries:
Art events and exhibits in local galleries.
PLUS:Clubs Listings.
Rob Brezny's
Free Will Astrology
Movie Reviews:
Bad Education
Double Trouble
Almodóvar's new film noir.
WMD: Weapons of Mass Deception
Deceiving John Q. Public
With a war of images and words
Tarnation
A Stacked Deck
UO Cultural Forum's Queer Film Festival opens.
Movie Clips:
Short reviews of all movies playing Eugene
Visual Arts:
Growth of an Artist
Landscape painter David McCosh (1903-1981)
Theater:
Lie To Me
The God's Honest – An Evening of Lies exposes all.
Dance:
Escape to Neverland
Eugene Ballet's Peter Pan
Dance:
A Downtown Commotion
Co-Art Dance at Lord Leebrick
